Stealth tips against mosey neighbours

[Cantgrow]

Hi all,

Getting ready to start my second grow.

Its been two years since the last grow, (ended up with enough to last two years), and relations with the neighbours have broken down.

They are higher than us and can see straight into our backyard if they look over.

Any tips for hiding a couple of plants without loosing too much light!

[Stoned Offroad]

Could start a vegie patch and hide a few short growing autos in there. Or put up a trellis along the fence and grow a vine on it to block their view.

 

Maybe a few little plants in pots in on the other side of the house could be enough to get you by.

 

Good luck, hopefully you'll be higher than your neighbour in no time.

[tjiir]

Strategic positioning surrounded by other plants is often enough, but when they start flowering, they will still be obvious and you'll still be shitting yourself.

[forgetiwashere]

i have a similar situation and while my neighbours are friendly enough i still cant risk having people looking into my backyard and seeing plants.

sounds like its time to take it indoors

[Cantgrow]

Thought about a grow box under the bench in the garage.

Too much smell though

[50lbsofgreen]

two words: carbon filter

[Lickalotapus]

Get some cherry tomato plants from bunnings , i put some in 2 months ago @ 15cm tall and now they are as tall as me , would be perfect to hide a few plantsf plants that are topped and lst

[D.R.S.D]

Autos are perfect for this situation in amongst vege garden , or if u into photoperiod plants perhaps a scrogg

[brick]

Walk around your back yard and look up at your neighbours place where you think they can see into the yard. Find a spot that would be the least likely for them to see any plants then start your veggie patch. Any vegie that climbs or grows tall eg corn, tomatoes and see how you go. Shade cloth will help as well.

[Lenore]

IMHO.

Grow inside.
And make sure you have a carbon filter for the smell.